Sienna Miller tells of terror

Actress Sienna Miller said Thursday it was "terrifying" to be hounded by columnist photographers as she testified about British columnist belief and practices at a government-backed inquiry.She declared actuality a woman chased in the aphotic by packs of men, and she said columnist coursing had fabricated her "intensely scared" and "paranoid.Every breadth of my activity was beneath connected surveillance," the "G.I. Joe" extra said.Miller got a £100,000 ($155,000) payout beforehand this year from the administrator of Rupert Murdoch's News of the World bi-weekly over buzz hacking.But she told the analysis she had sued for advice about who was hacking her, not for the money.The aldermanic delving in which she testified was set up in acknowledgment to abuse at revelations of the calibration of actionable eavesdropping and badge bribery on account of News of the World, which Murdoch's son James shut bottomward in July over the scandal.Police are investigating buzz hacking and bribery in abstracted investigations, and Thursday appear their aboriginal arrest in a accompanying probe.